Trickbox TV Announces James Monks as Broadcast Engineer

Trickbox TV, a leading supplier of equipment and services for studio and location multi-camera productions for broadcast, video production, webcasting and live events, has announced the appointment of James Monks as Broadcast Engineer. In his new role, Monks will be instrumental in providing the high-quality broadcast technology services that Trickbox TV’s clients expect for studio, outside broadcasting, webinar and live streaming projects.
Prior to joining the Trickbox team, Monks held the role of Vision Guarantee Engineer at Arena Television Limited, where he worked on high-profile projects. He was the engineer in charge of the BBC FA Cup’s press truck, he has also covered ITV’s International football programme and Sky’s rugby coverage. During this time, he honed his skills as a vision engineer, learning about the technical side of TV, becoming conversant with today’s popular broadcast cameras. Before working at Arena Television, he held the role of Vision Engineer at CTV OB.
“We’re delighted to have James on board. He brings a wealth of technical and engineering knowledge to his new position and has the strong background necessary to help our customers understand the changing times of this dynamic media market. As UHD pushes into the mainstream, Trickbox has the technical expertise to cater for all requirements providing high level broadcast services across the applications that we serve. We welcome James to the team and know that he’ll be a huge asset to our continued growth,” said Liam Laminman, Trickbox TV Managing Director.
“I’m absolutely thrilled to join the innovative and talented team at Trickbox, especially at a time when the broadcast industry is undergoing so much change. I’m looking forward to expanding on my technical skills as an engineer and delivering top-notch broadcasting services to Trickbox’s client base now and well into the future.”